Nursing experience of a patient who developed incisional infection and embedding syndrome after percutaneous endoscopy gastrojejunostomy / 中国实用护理杂志

Objective To explore the nursing essentials of complicated incision infection and embedding syndrome after percutaneous endoscopy gastrojejunostomy(PEGJ). Methods Comprehensive treatment and care including improved nursing methods, negative pressure suction, the dressing strengthening, and enteral nutrition. Results The swelling of the incision gradually subsided. On the 18th day, there was slight redness around the tube, no exudate, no fever, and the incision healed well. On the 20th day, family members were taught with routine maintenance method of the PEG/J tube, and the patient was discharged from hospital with the tube home for continue treatment. Conclusion Comprehensive nursing methods according to cause analysis can improve the curative effect of complications after PEGJ implantation.

Design and Application of Weight-bearing Pressure Casting System for Transtibial Stump / 中国康复理论与实践

@#ObjectiveTo design a weight-bearing pressure casting system for transtibial prostheses to make the total surface bearing socket and to control the stump and bearing during the casting process.MethodsThe weight-bearing pressure casting system was designed. 6 cases weared the socket by this method and traditional patellar tendon bearing socket by hand casting. Socket interface pressure was compared, and the effect of casting was assessed.ResultsCompared with patellar tendon bearing socket, the socket pressure in the socked by this method was distributed more equally throughout the transtibial residual limb during the casting process, and completed the stumps compression and stump-end pressure control.ConclusionWeight-bearing pressure casting system can make the total surface bearing socket, and improve the fit of the socket.

Design of Reciprocal Gait Prosthesis for Bilateral Hip Disarticulation / 中国康复理论与实践

@#ObjectiveTo design a reciprocal gait prosthesis connecting with the other prosthetic accessories for the bilateral hip disarticulation amputees.MethodsThe principle of reciprocal gait orthosis for paraplegia was used in the design, fitting reciprocal gait prosthesis for an amputee, which was compared with an ordinary bilateral Canadian type hip disarticulation prosthesis in the walking velocity and energy expenditure.ResultsThe amputee walked at lower energy expenditure and more like normal gait with reciprocal gait prosthesis while the walking velocity decreased, compared with the conventional prosthesis.ConclusionThis reciprocal gait prosthesis for bilateral hip disarticulation amputee needs less energy expenditure during walking like normal gait.